The proposed $8 milliion building will support the college’s growing radiation protection technology, nuclear quality systems, welding and mechatronics programs.
Other recent pledges and contributions include $100,000 from Shaw AREVA MOX Services, $60,000 from security contractor WSI and $150,000 from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions.
The center also has received a $2 million grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration, which requires a $2 million match from other sources.
